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See how much time you spend on distracting sites, and block them during the hours you choose. Analog helps you see where your attention goes and take some of it back. Pick the sites you want to limit and the hours you want them closed. Analog blocks them during those hours and shows you a calm page instead. This works on its own. You do not need an account, and you do not need the Analog app for Mac. It only runs on the sites you pick. It is not active on any other site, so it cannot see the rest of your browsing. What it records: which of your chosen sites you are on, whether the tab is visible and focused, whether audio or video is playing, and when each visit starts and ends. What it does not record: any other site you visit, page contents, search queries, form data, or anything you type. Nothing leaves your computer. There is no Analog server involved in what this extension does. If you also use the Analog app for Mac, this extension connects to it so your browser time appears alongside the rest of your day. That is optional, and everything above works without it.
Sep 8, 2026
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